Public Lands
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Experience Every Season of Deschutes
Surviving a Flash Flood in Zion
A Float Trip on the Upper Missouri River
Running 150 Miles for National Monuments
The Lowdown on Voting, with Conrad Anker
How to Register to Vote, with Conrad Anker
Ranching on Public Lands Is Complicated
Rafting the Length of the Colorado River
This National Forest in Utah Is a Gem
One Man’s Dedication to Running Rivers
You Should Care About Roadless Areas
How Mark Healey Connects to His Food
Elkmont: A Ghost Town in the Smokies
The Truth About Wild and Scenic Rivers
Your Guide to Wild and Scenic Rivers
‘Hunting the Last Wild Places’
Don’t Overlook Dixie National Forest
How the Wilderness Is Formed
Trailer: ‘Return From Desolation’
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From and the , chronicles war veteran, oilman, and river-guide Garrett Eaton’s quest to conquer PTSD following his service in Afghanistan. Like many who struggle with PTSD, Eaton sought help from doctors and pharmacists but found there was no substitute for what Desolation Canyon did for his mental health. Now, the canyon itself is in a state of peril as it’s being sought out for drilling and oil extraction. Working in the oil fields and on the river, Eaton is at a crossroads in the full film, which is set to debut in June. Stay tuned to our website for the release.
